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Why government should not have a say in judicial appointments , why independence and separation of powers are must among the institutions to make India a great democratic republic. #Collegium #SupremeCourtofIndia #judiciary
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This is true, Almost every government institutions has appointments on the basis of connections and influence, Ordinary person based on merits never get higher posts in any government institutions.

Frankly, it is a very poor argument.

The courage to call a spade a spade is first step towards reforms towards a merit based progressive society ready to compete at global platform and be prosperous.

बहुत ही सुंदर भैया 👏

Bluntly Spoken the hard truth 👍🏻

One more issue which is of serious concern is the shrinking number of elevation of advocates from Bar to Judgeship. Lately, only people from district Judiciary r getting appointed to HCs. Whenever an Advocates name is recommended, union govt either sits on that name or rejects it

Sir ek ALL india exam karwa chahiye .Lawyer to judge banne ke liye. Let an independent body conduct it. Simple .

Proud of you Sir.

Given the vindictive n deliberate delay by Govt in clearing names for appointment n transfer of judges, Supreme Court must set a particular timeline/time limit during which it's recommendations vis a vis transfer n appointment to be acted upon. Failure will attract CoC.

Sorry sir I defer , I don’t mention the name of district court and DHC Judge where after providing relevant evidence and documents they are still buying the time or wasting the time of legal process.

SCBA - being the leading bar of the country, must take up these issues with CJI n deal with accordingly.

Govt interference in judicial appointments n transfer is a serious issue which hampers the independence of judiciary. Govt, being the biggest litigant, should not be part of judicial appointment n transfer as it amounts to serious conflict of interest.

Supreme Court must take over n assume to itself the entire process of Appointment n transfer of judges. Judiciary being a separate n independent organ of the state, it should enjoy complete autonomy n independence to manage n look after its own affairs.
